February 7, 2021 The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Catholic Caring Neighbors
St. Luke Parish is a Catholic Community
for over 60 years
of believers who strives to be welcoming,

evangelistic, and of service so that
DIRECTORY
all may experience the love of Jesus Christ.

Church Office

8256920
PARISH STAFF
Church Fax

8256905

Church Email

[email protected]
Pastor

Rev. John P. Malthaner
Faith Formation

[email protected]
Senior Associate

Rev. John J. Murphy
Church Website

www.stlukeerie.org
Deacons

Rev. Dr. Richard Shewman
Facebook

www.facebook.com/lukealive


Rev. Mr. Glenn Kuzma
Prayer Chain

8661487
Faith Formation Director

Sr. Carmen Maldonado, SSC
School Office

8257105
School Principal

Audrey Coletta
School Fax

8257169
Advancement Director

JoAnn Scheppner
School Website

www.slserie.org
Music Ministers

Maggi Minick and Ted Fuhrman
K of C Website

www.koc11229.org

Office Staff

Deidre Brown and Louanna Donajkowski

Maintenance Director

Bruce Honard
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS


8:30 am12:00 pm  1:00 pm5:00 pm


Closed Saturday, Sunday & Holidays






MASS SCHEDULE
BAPTISM: By appointment. Parents anticipating the birth or baptism of their child are Weekdays

*8:00 am MF
expected to attend a Baptismal class. Please visit our website at www.stlukeerie.org for a

5:15 pm MTh
complete listing of dates, times and parish locations for the classes. Reservations are Saturday Vigil

4:30 pm
required.
Sunday

9:00 & 11:30 am. & 6:00 pm

*Except for school Masses usually on Wednesdays and MARRIAGE: Please contact one of the parish priests six months prior to the proposed Fridays at 8:30 am.
date of your wedding. Visit our website at www.slserie.org.



SPONSOR CERTIFICATE: To act as sponsor for the Sacrament of Baptism and/or HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Confirmation requires a Sponsor Certificate that can be given only to registered MASS SCHEDULE
members of the parish who are baptized, confirmed, attend Mass, are at least 16 years of The night before
5:15 pm
age, and receive the sacraments regularly. If the requesting person is married, the The day of
*8:30 am & 7:00 pm
marriage must have taken place in conformity with the laws of the Church.
*8:00 am if no school


CARE OF THE SICK: Those confined to their homes by sickness or age may arrange CONFESSIONS

to receive Holy Communion on a weekly or monthly basis by calling the parish office at Saturdays

2:45 pm  3:45 pm
825
6920. Our priests and deacons visit all St. Luke parishioners once a week at Hamot
and St. Vincent, and other hospitals as requested.


FIRST FRIDAY ADORATION
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE entrances are located on the east and west sides of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament begins after church. Pews are available in the front aisle, middle section. An automatic door and morning Mass to 4:30 pm every first Friday. To restrooms are located on the east side.

signup, please contact Judy Krasnesky at 454 BULLETIN ARTICLE DEADLINE: 10:00 am Monday in writing 1634.
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 7, 2021

PASTOR’S DESK
example, he is the patron
saint of Dubrovnik, Croatia
As we continue to feel the effects of COVID
as legend tells the tale of 19, we are reminded that pandemics have ravaged Blasé appearing in a vision to societies throughout history. In the Middle Ages, the a local man warning that a plague known as the Black Plague/Death swept warring force was about to through Europe and within a few years, resulted in invade the town. The the deaths of over 50 million people, or about 60% townspeople responded with of the population. defensive measures and the  Between 1346
1349, it seemed as if no one warring force, having lost the was immune as the disease wreaked havoc in cities, element of surprise, towns, and villages. The epidemic appeared to be departed.  incurable. Lacking the advancement of medicine at  Blasé lived in the fourth century, which was the time, people clung to their faith for help and a pivotal year for Christianity. Emperor Constantine, guidance. The pious turned to heaven, begging the leader of the Western Roman Empire, sought to intervention of the saints to spare them or cure make Christianity acceptable and end religious them. It was at this time that the Church called on persecution. Emperor Licinius, leader of the Eastern what became known in Germany as “Nothefler,” Roman Empire, agreed to sign the Edict of Milan which means “helpers in need,” or the Fourteen Holy (the document that would “officially” end religious Helpers. The Fourteen “Auxiliary Saints,” or Holy persecution), but did so only in name and for political Helpers are saints who were invoked as a group purposes. Licinius continued to treat Christians mainly because they had been deemed as helpful in harshly and in 316 A.D., Blasé would become the assisting in trials and sufferings. They were, what target of his hostility.  many believed to be, the means of hope amid the  Blasé escaped Licinius’ wrath by hiding in a Black Plague.  cave outside the city walls. Eventually he was  Devotion to the Fourteen Holy Helpers arrested and thrown into prison for his beliefs. spread throughout Europe as Church leaders Legend has it that two miracles were attributed to believed “these men and women were adorned with Blasé during this time, one of them for which he is special privileges above others, so that all who in most known for, curing a boy who was choking from their necessities implore their help, according to the a fish bone lodged in his throat. Blasé prayed over grace of Thy promise, may attain the salutary effect the boy, and he was healed.  of their pleading, grant to us, we beseech Thee,  Blasé would be condemned to die and in forgiveness of our sins, and with their merits 316 A.D. was beheaded as he refused to deny interceding, deliver us from all adversities, and Christ in his life.  kindly hear our prayers.” The Fourteen Holy Helpers  The miraculous cure of the boy choking from include George, Blase, Erasmus, Pantaleon, Vitus, the fish bone created the belief that St. Blasé could Christopher, Denis, Cyriacus, Acacius, Eustace, cure most illnesses…especially those of the throat. Giles, Margaret of Antioch, Barbara and Catherine of St. Blasé was invoked by the Church for throat Alexandria.  ailments as early as the ninth century, and by the  The Fourteen Holy Helpers were in some fifteenth century the ritual of the blessing of throats places celebrated as a group on August 8, but this had begun. celebration never became part of the General  God
inspired devotional acts have been a Roman Calendar for universal celebration. When part of the Catholic
Christian Church since its the calendar was revised in 1969, the individual inception. They are an essential part of our faith. celebrations of some of the Fourteen Holy Helpers They have been handed down and in many ways were dropped, including Barbara, Christopher, are looked forward to celebrating by the faithful. Margaret of Antioch, and Catherine of Alexandria They are audio, visual and physical. In the case of (although Catherine’s Feast was restored by Pope the devotion to St. Blasé, people like to hear the John Paul II in 2004). words “Through the intercession of Blasé, bishop  Why the history lesson? First, I believe it’s and martyr, may you be freed from all diseases of always good to learn about Church history when the throat and every other illness,” see the candles applicable…which leads to the second reason, the and even feel them around their neck.  inclusion of St. Blasé as one of the Fourteen Holy  This year, due to COVID M 19, we will bless Helpers.  throats, but at a distance. Hopefully next year we  There isn’t a lot written about St. Blasé, will be back to the traditional blessing as we aside from the fact he was a fourth
century Bishop in celebrate St. Blasé. the area known as Western Armenia (Armenia is a       nation and former Soviet Republic, located in the    Peace,  mountainous Caucasus region between Asia and    Fr. John
Europe) and died as a martyr. Much of what we
know about Blasé comes from legends. For ST. LUKE CHURCH
ERIE, PA

DISPENSATION from the obligation to attend Sunday ST. LUKE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
and holy day Masses remains in place. Do not feel as
Sunday Collections as of January 24, 2021
if you must come to Mass if you are not ready to
attend public worship. If you stay home, please
continue to join us as we celebrate with Fr. John Monthly Electronic Contributions

$4,675.00
Sunday Mass each week on our parish website,
www.stlukeerie.org; our parish Facebook at
Sunday 01/03/2021

$4,757.07
www.facebook.com/lukealive and our parish app.
The Mass will be livestreamed on Facebook at Sunday 01/10/2021

$9,901.00

4:30 pm every Saturday and will be available Sunday 01/17/2021

$5,265.74
throughout the week for your convenience.

Sunday 01/24/2021

$8,281.84


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to help parishes, families and Thank you to those who contribute to St. Luke individuals explore their faith Church and the special collections, including the anywhere. Supporting thousands of movies, children’s Food Pantry, School, Flowers and the Diocesan programs, ebooks, audio, parish programs and special collections that help our neighbors both studies direct to your browser, mobile or connected near and far.
device. To sign up, visit FORMED.org, click signup and select “I belong to a Parish or Organization.” Find St. Luke Church by parish name, address or zip code. BLESSING OF THE THROATS, for Enter your email address and you’re in! Enjoy!!
the Feast of St. Blasé, will take place
this weekend, February 6 & 7, at all CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR the Masses. There will be a general 2020 are available to you when you join Realm, the blessing to stay within the CDC new church program implemented by the Diocese of guidelines of social distancing.
Erie, and click on your Giving tab. You may also
obtain one by calling the parish office at 814825 COVID19 VACCINES  As various vaccines for 6920. Statements are only emailed or mailed to those COVID19 are made available to the public, concerns who request one.
about safety and efficacy N as well as the ethics of
their research and development N challenge all to make informed choices. Bishop Lawrence Persico has EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS & LECTORS
The issued a statement that provides information about schedule for March through the end of May will the vaccines and a process of ethical decisionmaking begin soon. If you would like to be included, please consistent with Catholic values. The statement, which let Brenda Pasko know by Sunday, February 14. can be found at
www.eriercd.org/news/News Her contact information is [email protected] releases.html, also includes links to several helpful or 814
882
7850. Vatican and USCCB documents.

REALM  St Luke Church is moving to a WEEKDAY MASSES, at 8:00 am or 8:30 am and new church record keeping solution 5:15 pm, are available throughout the months of called Realm. If the church has an email February, March and April. If you would like to address on file for you then you should schedule a Mass, please call or stop by the parish have received your invitation to join office. The stipend is $10.
Realm. Please click the link that is
provided in that email and follow all the steps to set SCAMS  In this age when personal data can be up your own personal account. There are videos to misused by scam artists, please be aware that the help you on the church website and the church app. If Roman Catholic Diocese of Erie, its clergy, and your invitation has expired, please call the church entities such as parishes and schools will never solicit office 8148256920 to have a new invitation sent.
your personal or business information by any method  unless initiated by you. Should you receive an WELCOME new parishioners, unsolicited request for such information M including a Curtis & Katelynn Bailey request for gift cards of any type M exercise extreme and their family, to the St. caution. Contact the person or entity by using official Luke Parish community. contact information only. Do not use contact
information provided in the potential fraudulent request.
THESUNDAY FIFTH HEADING, SUNDAY 2020IN ORDINARY
TIME
FEBRUARY 7, 2021

February Youth Group Schedule
CONSIDER JOINING PASTORAL COUNCIL


St. Luke is looking for parishioners interested in joining St. Luke Youth Group is open to all students in Pastoral Council.  You can nominate yourself or grades 5 through 8. We are very excited to someone you feel might make a great candidate for welcome you back and have put in place some council. We will then contact nominees to gain guidelines to ensure everyone’s safety. Everyone confirmation of interest and a vote will be taken by the attending must wear a mask in order to assure the parish.  Successful nominees will take their place on health and wellbeing of others. Youth Group will council in August, 2021. Provided are some Q&A for look a little different as we will be rearranging the your convenience.  space in order to maintain social distancing.  Additionally, all surfaces will be cleaned before PARISH MISSION STATEMENT and after youth group as a precaution. Finally, a
St. Luke Parish is a Catholic Community who strives to hand sanitizer station will be set up for everyone be welcoming, evangelistic and of service so that all to utilize. Please feel free to reach out to Abbie may experience the love of Jesus Christ.  Harrington with any questions or concerns at  [email protected].
SOME COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT
th PASTORAL COUNCIL February 7 from 5:30
Q M What is the purpose of Pastoral Council? pm to 7:30 pm will be a
special game night where A M To assist the pastor in all spiritual and material students will take part in matters relating to the good of the parish and to make a Mystery “Who Done It” recommendations to him. Help with fulfillment of the Mission of the Parish and the Diocese of Erie. To Game. We are bringing identify and serve the needs of the parishioners, vote on back the Mystery “Who proposed contracts as well as make recommendations Done It” Game based on on expenditures over $10,000.  popular demand! The youth  group will participate in a brand new in
depth Q M What sub
committees are available on Pastoral game of “who done it” with each student Council?
receiving a character. Students will need to A M Members are asked to consider being a part of one work together to find clues, solve riddles, and of the committees on Pastoral Council which include: crack the case. It is sure to be a fun evening Parish Life and Education, Building and Grounds, filled with many surprises!  Environment, Service and Bereavement, Youth Ministry, Communication/Social Media and Faith Formation.   Q M What is the time commitment expectation for council CHILD PROTECTION & CREATING SAFE members?
ENVIRONMENTS  February is Teen Dating Violence A M Council meets the first Monday of each month Awareness Month. Over one quarter of youth (1217) (except July) from 6:30 pm
8:00 pm. Additional time is who have been in a romantic relationship during the at the member’s discretion as their involvement in their previous year say they’d been the victim of
digital committee dictates. dating abuse
according to
Psychology Today. Digital  dating abuse is physical, sexual or psychological/ Q M How many parishioners are on Pastoral Council?
emotional violence that occurs between romantic A M Pastoral Council consists of 15 members elected by partners through the use of texting, social media and the parish for a term of three years. Each year 5 related online mediums. 81% of youth who had been members roll off and 5 new members are elected. the target of digital dating abuse had also been the  target of offline dating abuse.
So what are some of Q M Is there an age limit for Pastoral Council Members? 
the best ways for a parent to open up communication A M Yes, you must be 18 years of age or older and a with their kids about a delicate topic like online dating? registered member of the parish. First and foremost, ask kids what they are doing  online and then really
listen
to why they like or don’t If you are interested in being a part of Pastoral Council like what’s going on there. Parents must be diligent and/or would like to learn more about it, please contact about staying on top of the latest trends. Great Ann Carlin, President of Pastoral Council, at parenting and online dating tips can be found in [email protected] or 814
460
2783 by at
www.cyberwise.org.
To see what the diocese is February 15. You can also drop the name and contact doing to help maintain safe environments for children information of yourself or the person you would like to and youth visit
www.eriercd.org/childprotection/.
nominate in the collection basket at Mass.
ST. LUKE CHURCH
ERIE, PA

2021 CATHOLIC SERVICE APPEAL


The weekend of February 20  21 is designated as Commitment Sunday for the annual Catholic Services Appeal. As a reminder, the purpose of the Catholic Services Appeal (CSA) is to help provide funding necessary to carry out the mission of our diocese, namely to fulfill our call to serve the people of Northwestern Pennsylvania. The CSA supports numerous diocesan services and ministries, some of which attends to needs that are beyond the scope of any individual parish. Some exist for the sole purpose of assisting parishes in their mission to teach, evangelize, and provide good liturgical experiences. It is important that we, the people of our diocese recognize both aspects of the appeal. This appeal is for the many services provided by the diocesan offices.

I ask that you please pray and ask God how you may be a part of Christ’s continuing mission in this diocese. I do believe each of us has been, or will be, touched by one or more of the ministries offered. These ministries/programs simply need and deserve our support so they may continue to touch the lives of many in good ways. I believe I do have a responsibility to give back to our diocese that has given so much for so many. I hope you feel the same. St. Luke Parish has had a fine tradition of graciously supporting the diocesan ministries. Stewardship is, and always will be, the recognition of giving back to God through time, talent, and financial resources for all that God has given to us. For the year 2021, St. Luke Parish has been assessed $59,218.00. Monetary donations from parishioners help to relieve this assessment. Any money that is donated above the assessment, of course, stays within the parish.

On a practical note, I do hope we are able to surpass our diocesan goal as monies that remain in our parish will be used to help us reach our “inhouse” goal. Pastoral Council has met on several occasions to discuss our needs as we move forward, remaining close to and driven by our Parish Mission Statement, “St. Luke Parish is a Catholic Community who strives to be welcoming, evangelistic, and of service so that all may experience the love of Jesus Christ.”

The area we feel needs to be addressed at this time is the continuation of building and expanding the use of technology in our church/parish space to maximize our ability to reach people and bring to them the Good News of Jesus.

As you know, we have been taking steps to bring adult Faith Formation Scripture/Theology lessons not only via email but also once a month on Sunday morning between the 9:00 and 11:30 Masses. Sr. Carmen’s Faith Formation has been utilizing the church space throughout the year as she meets with parents, students, and staff. The MYRACLE Team from Mercyhurst University utilizes the church/parish space for Confirmation preparation sessions with our high school students. Our Youth Ministry is growing and utilizes the church/parish space. R.C.I.A. utilizes the space. And, of course, we utilize the space for worship services of all kinds, i.e. Mass, Penance Celebrations, etc.

Our goal is to continue to grow and expand what we offer…to research and discover new ways of introducing technology that can help us maximize our ability to reach people and bring them the Good News of Jesus.

This, of course, will take time to unfold. What is needed now is to have the necessary means/equipment to bring Wi Fi into the church space. We are definitely limited in what we can do in the church space without it. Pastoral Council believes, as I do too, this is the proper and prudent way to begin.

The monies raised to help bring in the livestream equipment has not gone unnoticed. It has made a tremendous difference and I thank you again for your support. I believe monies raised to help us expand the installation and use of technology in our church/parish space will also make a tremendous difference.

One final note…we have not forgotten about last year’s goal of creating a “welcome space” in the back of the church. It’s coming, but for obvious reasons we had to put it on hold during the pandemic.

Please help us reach and surpass our goal. $5.00 or $10.00 per month would be greatly appreciated. When you break it down, that comes to twentyfive or fifty cents per day. When you look at in that way, it is a reasonable request for programs that provide so much good. If you are able to provide more that would also be greatly appreciated.

I will ask God to help guide me to make a pledge that is feasible. I ask that you might do the same. I also ask that those who were not able to make a pledge last year…perhaps you might be able to make one this year.

I thank you for taking the time to read this. Asking for money is never easy yet is part of the reality of who we are as the people of God. Please pray that God will guide you to do what you can to help in this appeal. Most of all, please pray for success of the appeal, as the many services and ministries depend upon its outcome.








Peace,








Fr. John
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 7, 2021
ST. LUKE CHURCH
ERIE, PA
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 7, 2021
ST. LUKE CHURCH
ERIE, PA
THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FEBRUARY 7, 2021
MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS to St. Luke Church were received, in loving of Clarence MASS SCHEDULE “Buck” Swahn, Jr., from Rosalie Tellers, Lisa
and Charles Jenkins, Gaw Investigations, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6
LLC, Timothy Spaeder, and a friend of the
4:30
†Mary Louise Wagner (The Schiller Family)
family. A memorial to St. Luke Church was SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7
also received, in loving memory or Robert
9:00
†J. Howard Klebes (Helen T. Klebes)
Meister, from Gary and Tillie Miller.

11:30
†John Stanley (The KavermanPalotas Family)


6:00
Mass for the People
MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS to the St. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Luke Msgr. Goodill Education Fund were

(Sts. Jerome Emiliani & Josephine Bakhita)
received, in loving memory of Robert
8:00
†Christopher DeCree (Granddaughter, Theresa)
Potalivo, from Rosalie Tellers, Harry and
5:15
†Richard Meyer (Sue & Jerry Verga)
Anna West, and Tim Spaeder.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9


8:00
†Rose & Anthony Ciannella and
A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE  In today’s gospel

Henry & Mary Jaraczewski (Estate)
Jesus went to the “house of Andrew and
5:15
†Bob Potalivo (Audrey Tuttle)
Simon” to relax but discovered that Simon’s WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 (St. Scholastica)
motherinlaw was very ill. Like Jesus we
8:30
Mass for the People
come home to relax but are often confronted
5:15
†(Anniv) Dolly Bargielski (Larry & Family)
with problems. Take a tip from Andrew and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 (Our Lady of Lourdes)
Simon and tell Jesus about it “immediately.”

8:00
†Ann Carlin (Jerry & Sue Verga)


5:15
†Mary Ann Toohey ( The Stephen Habursky Family)
THANK YOU to a parishioner who so kindly FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
donated the Word Among Us, the Lent edition
8:30
†Ann “Antoinette” Carlin (Lydia & Teresa Borowy)
for 2021. Their donation was received after SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
the January 31st bulletin was printed.

4:30
†Stanley T. Widomski (Judy & Lori Krasnesky)

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
LITTLE BLACK BOOKS will be available
9:00
†Robert Meister (Ann & Mike Carlin)
next weekend, February 13 & 14. If you have
11:30
†Joan Kuhl (Dale & Karen Winarski)
six minutes a day that you can devote to our
6:00
Mass for the People
Lord over Lent, then please take a
complimentary Little Black Book.



ST. BONIFACE SOUPER BOWL The sanctuary candle is burning this week in SPECTACULAR will take place at the St. honor of the Blessed Sacrament and in loving Boniface Coleman Center, 9367 Wattsburg memory of Dianne D’Annibale from her husband Rd. in Erie, from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm and family.
today, February 7. There will be soup and

sandwiches for preorder or take out. Raffle
items include 3  $100 gas cards and 3  $100 grocery cards. To place your order or ALTAR SERVER SCHEDULE purchase raffle tickets, visit http:// (You are RESPONSIBLE to find your own sub)
www.stbonifaceparisherie.org/index.php or on
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6
bonifaceparish/. For more information, please 4:30
Lola Lubomski
call the St. Boniface Parish office at 814825 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7
4439.
9:00
Michael Kuzma
11:30
Nate Firman
THE 8TH ANNUAL 22:32 MEN’S 6:00
Volunteer
CONFERENCE, typically offered to hundreds
of men at one location, will be held Saturday, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
February 27, at separate parishes in the 4:30
Christian Hoke
Diocese of Erie. The halfday event still SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
features acclaimed Catholic speakers and 9:00
Caitlin Dugan
witness stories that may be heard via Zoom 11:30
Rob Connor
beginning at 9:00 am and ending at noon. For 6:00
Volunteer
more information, contact Dave Wayman
at
[email protected]
or 8143972809.
(Thank you for your time and effort in helping with this important ministry.)
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